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Meanings of
extrinsic
in English
Catalan
extrínsec
Back to the meaning
Not forming an essential part of a thing or arising or originating from the outside.
intrinsic
Related terms
outside
foreign
external
alien
accidental
extraneous
adventitious
unessential
inessential
adscititious
Catalan
extrínsec
Not required.
unnecessary
incidental
non-essential
nonessential
Usage of
extrinsic
in English
1
Thus, both intrinsic and
extrinsic
mechanisms control development of the cerebral cortex.
2
The
extrinsic
motivation factor works best if everyone's in on the prize.
3
Indeed, all the
extrinsic
advantages were on the side of the English.
4
Therefore nothing
extrinsic
can be the end of the government of things.
5
We demonstrate that V1 subtype diversity can be modified by
extrinsic
signals.
6
Cast aside every
extrinsic
recommendation, and depended entirely on form and effect.
7
The
extrinsic
pathway can be activated upon binding of the ligand TRAIL.
8
Is the
extrinsic
goodness of an object entirely detachable from its intrinsic?
9
The cause had to be twofold, requiring an intrinsic and
extrinsic
factor.
10
Fibrotic conditions related to
extrinsic
factors have been described as human adjuvant disease.
11
Thus,
extrinsic
assistance is needed to restore enamel lesions and stop undermining progression.
12
These
extrinsic
cues are, however, largely lost during ex vivo cultures.
13
The argument has been about the relative importance of intrinsic and
extrinsic
factors.
14
Moreover it was realized that
extrinsic
skin aging manifests differently between different populations.
15
Classically, axon growth has been viewed mainly as a consequence of
extrinsic
influences.
16
As Sierra points out, gamification replaces an intrinsic reward with an
extrinsic
one.
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extrinsic
Adjective
Frequent collocations
extrinsic factors
extrinsic goodness
extrinsic compression
extrinsic cues
extrinsic principle
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Translations for
extrinsic
Catalan
extrínsec
Extrinsic
through the time
Extrinsic
across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common